Question 1

How "permanent" is Permanent Makeup/Cosmetics?"

Accepted Answer

Permanent Cosmetics are semi-permanent, and can remain visible in the skin for 1 to 10 years depending on the colour, placement, and your skin type. Even after the pigment has faded, the pigment can remain the skin for years, much like traditional tattoo ink.

Question 2

Why use semi-permanent pigment that fades?

Accepted Answer

Permanent Makeup artists use  special pigment which is meant to fade, otherwise, over time, the colour and clarity of the work will blur and discolour.  As an example, if you are familiar with traditional tattoos, you will notice that over time the black colour fades to a blue/grey/ash, and the fine lines start to separate.

Question 3

Can I remove it if I don't like it?

Accepted Answer

The most effective and safe removal option is laser tattoo removal, offered by a specialist. If you have existing permanent makeup and need corrective work, you will be advised of your best options. MelaBeauty does not perform laser, but can provide Saline Tattoo Removal to fade the pigment over multiple visits. MelaBeauty can then provide a coverup procedure if desired.

Question 4

Does it fade or require any maintenance?

Accepted Answer

Over time, your permanent Cosmetics will fade due to many factors such as: natural skin exfoliation, sun exposure, medications and the use of creams/chemicals. To maintain the colour and shape it is advisable to touch up the treated area every 1 to 2 years.

Question 5

Are there any risks?

Accepted Answer

Every cosmetic skin procedure involves a degree of risk. It is important that you understand and accept the risks involved with Permanent Cosmetic Makeup- these include possible infection, allergic reaction, improper placement, dissatisfaction with the result, permanency and difficulty of removal. An individual’s informed decision to undergo any cosmetic procedure is based upon a comparison of the risks to potential benefits, alternatives, and cost. We take every necessary step and precaution to minimize the risks associated with permanent makeup. Carefully following aftercare instructions is key to a healthy, successful procedure.

Question 6

Is the procedure painful?

Accepted Answer

You may experience a minor and tolerable degree of discomfort during the procedure.  A topical anesthetic is used to reduce discomfort and promote relaxation. The treated area may be slightly tender immediately following the procedure.  Tenderness will diminish within a few days post-treatment.

Question 7

I already have permanent makeup from a prior procedure. Can it be improved or updated?

Accepted Answer

This will depend on the appearance and design of the previous permanent makeup and is evaluated on a case-by-case basis.  You can book a Consultation appointment to discuss.

Question 8

Am I a good candidate?

Accepted Answer

Unfortunately, not all clients are good candidates for permanent makeup due to the existence of certain contraindicated skin conditions or pre-existing medical conditions. If you have a contraindicated skin condition you may not retain colour well and thus may not be entirely satisfied with your outcome.

Question 9

What Can I Expect After a Procedure?

Accepted Answer

The healing process after a microblading procedure varies from client to client based on many factors. This could include, but is not limited to: the artist's technique, pigments used, aftercare instructions, whether or not shading was done, as well as just overall how someone's body and skin reacts to the procedure. Some of the most common things clients you can expect after a microblading procedure are: - Tenderness in the area - Pink or redness around the affected area - Swelling - Thickening and darkening of the area - Moderate to thick scabbing 3-4 days after the procedure - Scabs will begin to flake off anytime between days 5 - 10 - After scabs flake off, pigment color and strokes will look light, grey, and blurry - After the area is fully healed (4 weeks after the procedure) the pigment will return to full color

Question 10

My Face is Tanned, Can I Have the Procedure?

Accepted Answer

If your are excessively tanned or you have a sunburn, a procedure is not recommended. Wait for the skin to fully heal and return to your natural complexion before going ahead.

Question 11

Do you have to shave off your eyebrows to have a brow procedure done?

Accepted Answer

No, Permanent Cosmetic services are done to enhance what you already have and to make eyebrows look as natural as possible. It is not recommended that a client get rid of any natural hair he or she may already have.

Question 12

What's Included in the Procedure Package?

Accepted Answer

Health history review Skin assessment and allergy testing (if desired) Cleansing and preparation of the treatment area Digital pre-procedure photo Eye Brow Design Design adjustments, as needed Procedure topical anesthetic, as needed Digital post-procedure photo Aftercare kit and instructions Free 4-6 week touch-up appointment

Question 13

Contraindications to Brow Procedures

Accepted Answer

This procedure not recommended if you are/have: Under the age of 18. If you are, you will be required to book a Consultation before booking your appointment. Your parent or guardian will need to attend. Pregnant or nursing Diabetes (blood sugars must be controlled well!) Undergoing Chemotherapy (please consult your doctor before scheduling an appointment) Sick or have a viral infection Epilepsy A pacemaker or other major heart problems Had an organ transplant Skin irritations or Psoriasis near the brow area Had Botox in the past month Used Accutane in the past year

Question 14

Pre-Procedure Guidelines

Accepted Answer

Brow area must be healthy; not sensitive or irritated. If you are experiencing acne or skin irritations in the procedure area, leading up to your procedure, please contact MelaBeauty beforehand. It is up to the discretion of the artist to decide whether or not it is safe to work on the skin surface. Failure to communicate this may result in a cancellation or rescheduling of your appointment. All deposits are non-refundable. Please consider if you have any events, or vacations coming up. Your brows will be healing, and may be sensitive or tender after the procedure.  Sun exposure, swimming, facials, etc. will not be allowed during the 4-6 week healing time. Please note that you will be more sensitive during your menstrual cycle.  Do not tan or have a sun burnt face two weeks prior to appointment. Do not have microdermabrasion, dermaplanning, laser treatment, chemical peels or any type of facial two weeks prior to appointment. Do not tweeze/wax brow area for one week before your procedure. Do not have electrolysis on brow area for one week before your procedure. Do not take Fish Oil (raw or vitamin forms) or Vitamin E one week prior (natural blood thinners) to procedure. Do not drink alcohol 24 - 48 hours beforehand. Do not consume coffee, tea, power shakes, power greens, or "Hair, Skin, Nail" supplements 24 hours before your procedure. Avoid working out the day of your procedure. Do not have freshly (1 week old or less) tinted/dyed brows prior to your appointment. Alcohol, drugs and medicines may render your skin less receptive to the ink. Do not take any aspirin, Niacin, Vitamin E or ibuprofen for pain relief prior to appointment. These are blood thinners. Topical anesthetic is applied to achieve maximum comfort.​ Please consult your doctor prior to  stopping any medication.

Question 15

Post-Procedure Guidelines

Accepted Answer

Immediately following your procedure: Every 10-15 minutes, using a clean tissue, gently blot the brow area to absorb the lymph fluid. Repeat until fluid production stops. There may be swelling or tingling in the treated area. Everyone is different, so everyone's reaction to the procedure may be different as well. Days 2-6 Wash area 2x/day. Always wash your hands prior to touching the procedure area. Using your fingertips, gently cleanse brow area with antibacterial soap (do NOT use cleansing products containing acid (glycolic, lactic, or AHA), or any exfoliants). Remove cleanser with clean water, ensuring *all* product is washed away. Gently blot area with a clean tissue to dry. Do not rub! Once skin is completely dry, apply a rice grain-sized amount of aftercare ointment to the area. Do NOT over-apply the ointment. You should not be able to see the product on the skin. Over-applying will delay healing as the wound can't breathe.​ ​Ointment will be provided post-procedure. Avoid anti-biotic creams or ointments, such as Polysporin, as these speed up the healing and aid the skin in rejecting the pigment. Your brows will appear VERY dark and bold due to scabbing and healing during the first week. During the healing process, the pigment will lighten. If a darker colour is wanted, or there are areas you want fuller, this can be addressed at your touch-up appointment 4-6 weeks post-procedure. It's better to add less pigment initially, than to add too much! Allow any scabs to naturally lift and fall off. Picking or removing scabs prematurely can cause scarring and loss of color - do NOT rub, pick or scratch the treated area! Avoid long, hot showers for 2 weeks - this will soften scabs which may fall off prematurely. Avoid swimming and hot tubs for two weeks. Remember, your brows are an open wound and we want to keep bacteria at bay. Avoid sweaty exercise for one week. The procedure cannot be repeated within 21 days, as the tissue is not ready to absorb new pigment, even if your skin looks healed. Ideally, please wait 30-45 days to re-touch For 1 month post-procedure: Refrain from facials, Botox, chemical treatments, or microdermabrasion. Avoid direct sun exposure or tanning. Avoid topical makeup on the brow area until fully healed.

Question 16

What's Included in the Procedure Package?

Accepted Answer

Health history review Skin assessment and allergy testing (if desired) Cleansing and preparation of the treatment area Digital pre-procedure photo Eye Liner/Enhancement Design Design adjustments, as needed Procedure topical anesthetic, as needed Digital post-procedure photo Aftercare kit and instructions Free 4-6 week touch-up appointment

Question 17

Contraindications

Accepted Answer

*Please be aware that you cannot receive Permanent Eye Liner or Lash Enhancement if you are wearing Lash Extensions at the time of your appointment.*  This procedure not recommended if you are/have: Under the age of 18. If you are, you will be required to book a Consultation before booking your appointment. Your parent or guardian will need to attend. Pregnant or nursing Diabetes (blood sugars must be controlled well!) Undergoing Chemotherapy (please consult your doctor before scheduling an appointment) Sick or have a viral infection Epilepsy A pacemaker or other major heart problems Had an organ transplant Skin irritations or Psoriasis near the procedure area Had Botox in the past month Used Accutane in the past year

Question 18

Pre & After Care

Accepted Answer

Prior to Appointment Procedure area must be healthy; not sensitive or irritated. If you are experiencing acne or skin irritations in the procedure area, leading up to your procedure, please contact MelaBeauty beforehand. It is up to the discretion of the artist to decide whether or not it is safe to work on the skin surface. Failure to communicate this may result in a cancellation or rescheduling of your appointment. All deposits are non-refundable. Please consider if you have any events, or vacations coming up. Your eyes will be healing, and may be sensitive or tender after the procedure.  Sun exposure, swimming, facials, etc. will not be allowed during the 4-6 week healing time. Please note that you will be more sensitive during your menstrual cycle.  Do not tan or have a sun burnt face two weeks prior to appointment. Do not have microdermabrasion, dermaplanning, laser treatment, chemical peels or any type of facial two weeks prior to appointment. Do not take Fish Oil (raw or vitamin forms) or Vitamin E one week prior (natural blood thinners) to procedure. Do not drink alcohol 24 - 48 hours beforehand. Do not consume coffee, tea, power shakes, power greens, or "Hair, Skin, Nail" supplements 24 hours before your procedure. Avoid working out the day of your procedure. Do not have freshly (1 week old or less) tinted/dyed eye lashes prior to your appointment. Alcohol, drugs and medicines may render your skin less receptive to the pigment. Do not take any aspirin, Niacin, Vitamin E or ibuprofen for pain relief prior to appointment. These are blood thinners. Topical anesthetic is applied to achieve maximum comfort.​ Please consult your doctor prior to  stopping any medication.  Aftercare 	Immediately following your procedure: Every 10-15 minutes, using a clean tissue, gently blot the eye area to absorb the lymph fluid. Repeat until fluid production stops. There may be swelling or tingling in the treated area. Everyone is different, so everyone's reaction to the procedure may be different as well.  	Days 2-6 Wash area 2x/day. Always wash your hands prior to touching the procedure area.
	1. Using a cotton swab or foam applicator, gently and 			carefully cleanse eye area with antibacterial soap (do NOT use cleansing products containing acid (glycolic, lactic, or AHA), or any exfoliants).
	2. Remove cleanser with clean water, ensuring *all* product is washed away.
	3. Gently blot area with a clean tissue to dry. Do not rub!
	4. Once skin is completely dry, take a rice grain-sized amount of aftercare ointment and apply across both sides of procedure area. Do NOT over-apply the ointment. You should not be able to see the product on the skin. Over-applying will delay healing as the wound can't breathe.​ ​Ointment will be provided post-procedure. Avoid anti-biotic creams or ointments, such as Polysporin, as these speed up the healing and aid the skin in rejecting the pigment. Your Liner may appear darker and bolder due to scabbing and healing during the first week. During the healing process, the pigment will lighten. Allow any scabs to naturally lift and fall off. Picking or removing scabs prematurely can cause scarring and loss of color - do NOT rub, pick or scratch the treated area! Avoid long, hot showers for 2 weeks - this will soften scabs which may fall off prematurely. Avoid swimming and hot tubs for two weeks. Remember, your Liner is an open wound and we want to keep bacteria at bay. Avoid sweaty exercise for one week. The procedure cannot be repeated within 21 days, as the tissue is not ready to absorb new pigment, even if your skin looks healed. Ideally, please wait 30-45 days to re-touch.  For 1 month post-procedure: Refrain from facials, Botox, chemical treatments, or microdermabrasion. Avoid direct sun exposure or tanning. Avoid topical makeup on the area until fully healed.
 
Disclaimer: MelaBeauty only uses the very finest pigments available, however, results cannot be guaranteed and vary by individual chemistry and genetic makeup. For example, those with oily skin may have results which appear softer and may require additional touch-up procedures sooner than clients with drier skin types. MelaBeauty offers clients one free touch-up appointment for the original procedure purchased from MelaBeauty, within a 4-6 week period after the initial procedure date, to help reinforce the pigment laid in the skin. Initial permanent make-up applications can fade anywhere from 25% to 40% once healed.

Question 19

What's Included in the Procedure Package?

Accepted Answer

Health history review Skin assessment and allergy testing (if desired) Cleansing and preparation of the treatment area Digital pre-procedure photo Lip Outline & Design Design adjustments, as needed Procedure topical anesthetic, as needed Digital post-procedure photo Aftercare kit and instructions Free 4-6 week touch-up appointment

Question 20

Can Lips be Made Larger?

Accepted Answer

With age, the Vermillion (outside) Border of the lips tends to lighten, giving the illusion that the lips are getting smaller with age. During the Permanent Lip Blush procedure, pigment can be readded on to the Vermillion Border, however, not outside of this border. The facial skin beyond the border is textured differently, and therefore when healed, would heal a different colour than that inside the Vermillion Border.

Question 21

Contraindications

Accepted Answer

This procedure not recommended if you are/have: Under the age of 18. If you are, you will be required to book a Consultation before booking your appointment. Your parent or guardian will need to attend. Cold sores or fever blisters. If you have a history of cold sores or fever blisters, you will need an antiviral prescription from your doctor prior to a lip procedure. Physicians usually instruct to take it 2 days prior, as this procedure is guaranteed to bring out the virus if not medicated beforehand. Pregnant or nursing Diabetes (blood sugars must be controlled well!) Undergoing Chemotherapy (please consult your doctor before scheduling an appointment) Sick or have a viral infection Epilepsy A pacemaker or other major heart problems Had an organ transplant Skin irritations or Psoriasis near the procedure area Had Botox in the past month Used Accutane in the past year

Question 22

Pre & After Care

Accepted Answer

Prior to Appointment Procedure area must be healthy; not sensitive or irritated. If you are experiencing acne or skin irritations in the procedure area, leading up to your procedure, please contact MelaBeauty beforehand. It is up to the discretion of the artist to decide whether or not it is safe to work on the skin surface. Failure to communicate this may result in a cancellation or rescheduling of your appointment. All deposits are non-refundable. Please consider if you have any events, or vacations coming up. Your lips will be healing, and will be bright for the first week and may be sensitive or tender.  Sun exposure, swimming, facials, etc. will not be allowed during the 4-6 week healing time. Please note that you will be more sensitive during your menstrual cycle.  Do not tan or have a sun burnt face two weeks prior to appointment. Do not have microdermabrasion, dermaplanning, laser treatment, chemical peels or any type of facial two weeks prior to appointment. Do not take Fish Oil (raw or vitamin forms) or Vitamin E one week prior (natural blood thinners) to procedure. Do not drink alcohol 24 - 48 hours beforehand. Do not consume coffee, tea, power shakes, power greens, or "Hair, Skin, Nail" supplements 24 hours before your procedure. Avoid working out the day of your procedure. Alcohol, drugs and medicines may render your skin less receptive to the pigment. Do not take any aspirin, Niacin, Vitamin E or ibuprofen for pain relief prior to appointment. These are blood thinners. Topical anesthetic is applied to achieve maximum comfort.​ Please consult your doctor prior to  stopping any medication.  Aftercare 	Immediately following your procedure: Apply provided aftercare balm any time your lips become dry. Keeping the lip area moist will aid in healing and ensuring pigment retention. There will be swelling or tingling in the treated area. Everyone is different, so everyone's reaction to the procedure may be different as well.  Days 2 - 7: Your Liner will appear darker and bolder due to scabbing and healing. Don't be alarmed! This is natural and the colour will fade by about 75%, leaving a watercolour result of the pigment colour. During the healing process, the pigment will lighten. Allow any scabs to naturally lift and fall off. Picking or removing scabs prematurely can cause scarring and loss of color - do NOT rub, pick or scratch the treated area! Avoid long, hot showers for 2 weeks - this will soften scabs which may fall off prematurely. Avoid swimming and hot tubs for two weeks. Remember, your lips are an open wound and we want to keep bacteria at bay. Avoid sweaty exercise for one week. The procedure cannot be repeated within 21 days, as the tissue is not ready to absorb new pigment, even if your skin looks healed. Ideally, please wait 30-45 days to re-touch.  For 1 month post-procedure: Refrain from facials, Botox, chemical treatments, or microdermabrasion. Avoid direct sun exposure or tanning. Avoid topical makeup on the area until fully healed.
 
Disclaimer: MelaBeauty only uses the very finest pigments available, however, results cannot be guaranteed and vary by individual chemistry and genetic makeup. For example, those with oily skin may have results which appear softer and may require additional touch-up procedures sooner than clients with drier skin types. MelaBeauty offers clients one free touch-up appointment for the original procedure purchased from MelaBeauty, within a 4-6 week period after the initial procedure date, to help reinforce the pigment laid in the skin. Initial permanent make-up applications can fade anywhere from 25% to 40% (lips will naturally fade upwards of 75% due to texture of lip skin) once healed.

Question 23

What's Included in the Procedure Package?

Accepted Answer

Health history review Skin assessment and allergy testing (if desired) Cleansing and preparation of the treatment area Digital pre-procedure photo Tattoo Design Design adjustments, as needed Topical Anesthetic, as needed Digital post-procedure photo Aftercare kit and instructions

Question 24

Contraindications

Accepted Answer

This procedure not recommended if you are/have: Under the age of 18. If you are, you will be required to book a Consultation before booking your appointment. Your parent or guardian will need to attend. Moles cannot be tattooed. Moles need to remain visible as changes in mole shape or colour over your lifetime, need to be addressed by a doctor. Pregnant or nursing Diabetes (blood sugars must be controlled well!) Undergoing Chemotherapy (please consult your doctor before scheduling an appointment) Sick or have a viral infection Epilepsy A pacemaker or other major heart problems Had an organ transplant Skin irritations or Psoriasis near the procedure area Had Botox in the past month Used Accutane in the past year

Question 25

Pre & After Care

Accepted Answer

Prior to Appointment Procedure area must be healthy; not sensitive or irritated. If you are experiencing acne or skin irritations in the procedure area, leading up to your procedure, please contact MelaBeauty beforehand. It is up to the discretion of the artist to decide whether or not it is safe to work on the skin surface. Failure to communicate this may result in a cancellation or rescheduling of your appointment. All deposits are non-refundable. Please consider if you have any events, or vacations coming up. Your lips will be healing, and will be bright for the first week and may be sensitive or tender.  Sun exposure, swimming, facials, etc. will not be allowed during the 4-6 week healing time. Please note that you will be more sensitive during your menstrual cycle.  Do not tan or have a sun burnt face two weeks prior to appointment. Do not have microdermabrasion, dermaplanning, laser treatment, chemical peels or any type of facial two weeks prior to appointment. Do not take Fish Oil (raw or vitamin forms) or Vitamin E one week prior (natural blood thinners) to procedure. Do not drink alcohol 24 - 48 hours beforehand. Do not consume coffee, tea, power shakes, power greens, or "Hair, Skin, Nail" supplements 24 hours before your procedure. Avoid working out the day of your procedure. Alcohol, drugs and medicines may render your skin less receptive to the pigment. Do not take any aspirin, Niacin, Vitamin E or ibuprofen for pain relief prior to appointment. These are blood thinners. Topical anesthetic is applied to achieve maximum comfort.​ Please consult your doctor prior to  stopping any medication.  Day of Appointment: Arrive clean and without makeup or other products.   Aftercare 	Immediately following your procedure: There may be swelling or tingling in the treated area. Everyone is different, so everyone's reaction to the procedure may be different as well. If you wear a lot of makeup daily, be forewarned that you can't wear face makeup again until the freckled areas heal. (Healing time can be anywhere from a few days to two weeks after the tattooing is complete)  	Days 2 - 7: Your tattoos may appear darker and bolder due to scabbing and healing. Don't be alarmed! This is natural. During the healing process, the pigment will lighten. Allow any scabs to naturally lift and fall off. Picking or removing scabs prematurely can cause scarring and loss of color - do NOT rub, pick or scratch the treated area! Avoid long, hot showers for 2 weeks - this will soften scabs which may fall off prematurely. Avoid swimming and hot tubs for two weeks. Remember, your tattoos are an open wound and we want to keep bacteria at bay. Avoid sweaty exercise for one week.
  
Disclaimer: MelaBeauty only uses the very finest pigments available, however, results cannot be guaranteed and vary by individual chemistry and genetic makeup. For example, those with oily skin may have results which appear softer and may require additional touch-up procedures sooner than clients with drier skin types. MelaBeauty offers clients one free touch-up appointment for the original procedure purchased from MelaBeauty, within a 4-6 week period after the initial procedure date, to help reinforce the pigment laid in the skin. Initial permanent make-up applications can fade anywhere from 25% to 40% once healed

Question 26

What's Included in the Procedure Package?

Accepted Answer

Health history review Skin assessment and allergy testing (if desired) Cleansing and preparation of the treatment area Digital pre-procedure photo Scalp & Hairline Design Design adjustments, as needed Topical Anesthetic, as needed Digital post-procedure photo Aftercare kit and instructions Free 2-3 week touch-up appointment (multiple appointments will be required and are included in the cost)

Question 27

Contraindications

Accepted Answer

*​Temporary* Contraindications which cannot be present during procedure (your appointment would need to be rescheduled once condition is healed/cleared: Herpes simplex or zoster Immune weakness Cosmetic surgery Chemotherapy or radiotherapy Localized infection Unstable scarring (scars must be 1+ years old Skin conditions in the area of application (local dermatitis, bruising, sunburn, skin ulcers) Infections bacterial, fungal or viral  *Permanent* Contraindications - MelaBeauty will not be able to complete SMP Procedure if any of the following are present: Allergic reactions to pigments Skin conditions in the application area (freckles and moles, keloids, bulky angiomas, warts, melanomas, impetigo, psoriasis, urticaria, chloasma, nevus or nevi and skin cancer) If you are under medical supervision Diabetes Hemophilia Heart disease HIV Skin disorders or undiagnosed skin lesions in the area of application Any other chronic diseases with could impair healing  A Scalp Micropigmentation Consultation is available if you are unsure if you are suited for the procedure.

Question 28

Pre & After Care

Accepted Answer

Pre-Procedure Care Wash your scalp with a non-abrasive, gentle shampoo the day of your procedure. DO NOT place any gels, hairspray or powders, on your scalp the day of your treatment. After washing the scalp, moisturize the skin to keep the skin hydrated. Doing so will allow the ink to be properly absorbed. You will get a better result if you do this at least 3-4 times a day for 2 to 3 days before your treatment. Refrain from sun-tanning to avoid burning and peeling of the skin. Do not use a razor on your scalp on the day of the treatment. Shave or cut your hair 48 hours before your scheduled procedure. It is critical that we see all native hair to be able to properly blend the hair follicles.  Any redness, breakouts, or infection on the scalp will lead to your appointment being cancelled and rescheduled.  After Each Procedure Always wash your hands prior to touching the procedure area.  Using these aftercare techniques will ensure the proper healing of the new pigments and protect them from being disturbed throughout the early stages of the healing process. Stress itself has been proven to have a very negative effect on healing, slowing the process significantly. During this phase, eliminating stress is undoubtedly a stepping stone to a smooth recovery. The site may have some scabbing. It’s important for these scabs to stay intact, as peeling them away can cause scarring and remove the pigment. Activities that promote sweating, such as exercising or other strenuous activities should be avoided for the first few days following the procedure. Avoid hot, steamy showers until treatment is complete as this will cause you to sweat and push out the pigment. Avoid exfoliating hair cleansing products. A gentle shampoo should be used so that the area remains clean, but any pigment or scabbing isn't effected. Shaving your head is safe after day 5 or 6, however, use an electric foil shaver, as these are less likely to disturb your newly deposited pigments. Avoid shaving too close to the areas of your scalp that still have scabs. These areas are healing, and peeling the scabs – whether on purpose or accidentally – can complicate the healing process. After approximately 7 days, you can get back to regular life activities. Water, shampoo, and sweat should not affect your scalp anymore. You may also start to use a razor blade to shave your head, but still be mindful of any areas that may not be fully healed and are still scabbing. It’s a good idea to use a pool or to apply tanning cream prior to all of your treatments being completed.  Moving Forward After a month, you can use a sauna, go swimming, or use a fake tanner, but remember that it is always important to use high-quality sunscreen as well as a light moisturizer on your scalp daily.

Brows, Lashes and
Permanent Cosmetics

Permanent Cosmetics Packages & FAQ

Brows, Lashes and
Permanent Cosmetics

Permanent Cosmetics Packages & FAQ

Brows, Lashes and Permanent Cosmetics

Brows, Lashes and
Permanent Cosmetics